What does the green circle part of the graph represent? A. Primary succession B. Secondary succession C. Pioneer specialist D. Natural disasters

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What does the green circle part of the graph represent?

A. Primary succession
B. Secondary succession
C. Pioneer specialist
D. Natural disasters

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Natural disaster does the green circle mean

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